The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1925, Page 17

FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1925 THE Europe Suspicious of American for Work in ‘Romola’ @otion Pictures, Says Rowland Ne sorgonir BY JACK JUNGMBYER NE yew x N’ certain ¥ ‘order ame 158 ganda, ies 5 Jand Rational Row Burey fora abro H Cte » | “Tron Horse”. Is ha Gigantic Production eritt iy A, Service Writer K ‘ | SONGFEST Colleen Mite Is : huded. fc Capable Trio in ney »| “Dixie Handicap” J ran Keenan, Claire SN ee cempteemgmmpenmen |: —TONIGHT— E Sh MITCHELL King to Offer BROTHERS Li Baa " “Make Believe” Singing Banjoists Era A lavish revue, “Make Believe, SEATTLE'S COOLEST SPOT q From the South y Will and RAYMOND GRIFFITH and BETTY COMPSON in “PATHS: TO PARADISE” It Starts in Seattle SATURDAY You may look for real pictures everywhere and you will not be dis- appointed. comedy Underworld Sctiies This theatre takes pride in presenting, for an indefinite ! I Next Strand Picture iH. run, the screen masterpiece of the whole world during the last two seasons. eee “Siege” Is Next Columbia Feature at Winter Garden n er avalanche, in this produc A 3 IRON HORSE ~ OMe Sec Be ed ed * than in roles, Screen Vamp Is Still Dizzy Blonde Avingston | de grt from One Year’s Run in New York Il Fora rey third suc come a decided jon came after sh . : yatural aubur You will enjoy the pesantea tote) Ceo“ jA ene | DRAMATIC PRELUDE | [i iosmic cite ecause it is a real “eye-opener” to the program The Cast Numbers Seven q”: Cid Screen cae NE ures Johnnie Walker, well 0 nd in J GOOD NEWS! § at 4 vin’ mie Ais é et 1" ian a to in tho pletuire att ALLAGE } ut tollamy, Gladys Brockwell, Oe Astor and William Collier, Jr Walter Long, all Interna. URLITZER tionally known pleture ars. "The | yw tah Re Hanlin, (6 twee rh in Cash wae 08 wlety and ends with An e fe of the Mexican -borde lover neal heildie a 4 A saat Catniv Aig than featiits Cae ae 7 ing a skiliful tambourine solo, is the chief attraction on the remaining . SEATTLE Flower of Desert ferer Mounted Police ‘Stody| | of the Texas | © attractive | nt Me: | | | | | PAGE 17 Is Day Coming When You'll Watch Films at Hearthside? a grea STAR ‘Dumb Heroine | Gone Forever, . Says Coane ts “Just Married” Open Monday at ‘Met . Irene Rich Cast in Business Woman Refs k comedies. 4 masterful 1 lolds, Willam 3B I Fergy A First National Picture COLLEEN — THEDESERT MOORE” FLOWER A Picture Hot Tamale! sin Just full of fun and peppery pep, and laughs—and thrilly, chilly spine trem- blers—but hidden in it is that fineness of drama that will bring a sober moment. Lloyd Hughes is in it, too! Colleen Moore, beloved heroine of “Sally,” has rapidly risen to the first ranks of stardom—each of her pictures is better than its predecessor. “Sally” was hard to beat, but wait until you see “The Desert Flower.” It sets a new high mark for the roguish, lovable Colleen! Yes, It Is the Real Fun Show of the Town Tomorrow COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA under WINELAND PRICES—Matinees 80c. After 6 p.m, 50c, baloony 35c, Children 10¢ any time, Evening prices prevail Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. | LAST TIMES TONIGHT— RICHARD DIX in “THE LUCKY DEVIL” LET'S Go!